L'Illustration, No. 3279, 30 Décembre 1905

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L'Illustration, No. 3279, 30 Décembre 1905

by Various Authors

FR·~1 hours·11 chapters

Chapters

11 total
1

NOS SUPPLÉMENTS - THÉÂTRE

1:43
2

COURRIER DE PARIS - Journal d'une étrangère

9:30
3

LE RAPATRIEMENT DES PRISONNIERS DE GUERRE JAPONAIS

4:45
4

UN TERRIBLE ÉPISODE DE LA CRISE RUSSE

0:14
5

LE PROCÈS DES ANTIMILITARISTES

1:08
6

LA GRÈVE DE LA MAISON DUFAYEL

0:38
7

LES CONFORTS DU XXe SIÈCLE DANS L'AFRIQUE CENTRALE

23:10
8

STATUES DE NEIGE

2:17
9

LES LIVRES ET LES ÉCRIVAINS - OUVRAGES ILLUSTRÉS

13:30
10

DOCUMENTS et INFORMATIONS - Les plantes lumineuses.

16:48

Description

This issue opens with a generous theatrical supplement, presenting the complete script of a popular contemporary drama that captured audiences at the Gymnase. Readers also get a preview of the season’s most talked‑about works, from a new comedy slated for the Comédie‑Française to a promising odyssey at the Odéon, all listed on the cover of the special theatre edition. The collection gives a clear snapshot of Paris’s stage scene at the close of 1905, inviting listeners to imagine the applause and backstage whispers.

Beyond the boards, the magazine continues its tradition of serialized fiction, each story accompanied by a finely engraved illustration that brings the narrative to life. Upcoming installments promise fresh novels from well‑known authors, while a selection of colour prints and etchings offers a visual feast worthy of framing. A musical excerpt from a recent operetta adds another layer of cultural richness, and the “Courrier de Paris” diary provides a vivid, first‑hand portrait of a bustling city on the brink of the new year, full of crowds, commerce, and the restless energy of its inhabitants.

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Language

fr

Duration

~1 hours (73K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2011-07-21

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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Various Authors

This book is credited to multiple contributors rather than a single writer, bringing together different voices, styles, or perspectives in one place. That often makes for a lively listening experience, especially in anthologies, collections, and themed compilations.

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